By Bryon Cherry Lost Orange Cat is a self-described rock n roll band disguised as a bluegrass band. They sound anything but lost when the 4 members get together like a folky Voltron on area stages. Lost Orange Cat is composed of Josh Konkel (vocals, rhythm guitar and bass), Daniel Rathmann (bass, guitar and vocals), Joe Royten (mandolin and vocals)
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A rambunctious, exciting night of loud rock music took place at Linneman’s in Riverwest Saturday night, drawing an enthusiastic crowd. Sets from Decatur, IL-based band Marble Teeth, Chicago’s Shoobie, and our own Social Cig and Diet Lite all went into a night of moshing, guitar-shredding, and cheer. Social Cig is the indie pop project of Parker Schultz. Currently he’s playing
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Linneman’s Riverwest Inn have their open mic every Wednesday, and this week their featured artist was singer-songwriter Kyle Kenowski, who has been playing there for a number of years now. Known for his whimsical artistry, Kenowski’s eccentric musical style contains elements of psychedelia, classical, folk, and pop. He released the album “Need Disease” last November, which was accompanied by an
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The band celebrated their debut record release party at Linneman’s this past weekend.
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The band played Linneman’s on Friday night with Paper Holland and Iowa’s Halfloves.
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The new band played their debut show at Linneman’s on Friday night.
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The band played a beer-soaked set on Sunday afternoon.
Read moreSixth annual Equinox Music Fest lineup to include: Antler House https://antlerhouse.bandcamp.com/ The Atomic Spins https://theatomicspins.com/ Pretty Beggar https://prettybeggar.com/ For the Culture https://www.facebook.com/fortheculturemke/
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The band premieres a gritty new single.
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After almost three and a half years, it feels good to say that we have a new record from The Fatty Acids. The band, which has made a name for itself for being one of the most innovative local groups with their intricate take on indie pop, fittingly take an artistic turn on this album. Rather than going incredibly complex,
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